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No. If you actually read the history, many slaveholder delegates management works to slaves

I don't understand. We don't have real time revocation for passports, do we?

In fact, we don't have real time revocation of any document until very recently...

This is not answering the question.. and HN ain't US only.

You can say the same for any other country... What if Japan employee refuse, but American want that anyway? What if China employee refuse, but Russia employee want that anyway?

The implication are still the same -- social, culture, jurisdiction, national interest, company interest don't share the same boundary and don't align on their priorities.

Over many years, I have got email from university for survey / research.

This is not GitHub only, I have got a survey on how my experience interacting with folks on lkml

in a company of this size ... left hand don't know what right hand is doing

GDPR give exemption for foreign government for "national security", "important reasons of public interest" or "law enforcement", whatever that meant.

China do root server mirrors: https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1156025.shtml

afaict, OpenClaw use gemini-cli for oauth, then bypassing gemini-cli and do the call directly.

> started commenting in earnest 12 hours ago ...

I would skip my sleep and do the same when I found out someone is wrong on the internet!

https://xkcd.com/386/

> Unless you consider SPAM or junk mail, riding on email and postal "networking" to be a "service".

sb should tell those linkedin folks this.

Chrome added that _after_ sb discovered meta abusing it.

We have three (including this) FreeBSD posts in the past two days.

Back to FreeBSD: Part 1 (hypha.pub) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47108989

Linuxulator on FreeBSD Feels Like Magic (hayzam.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47113527

Looks like TSO does not support VLAN. Not sure about lro.

Why sudden surge of FreeBSD-related posts?

Did anything special or new happened on FreeBSD land?

It's not just facebook. Every social network under Meta is infected with bot. Facebook look worse because there are so few real users.

I wonder where did LLM learnt that...

> And you don't need 100% of devices to be hosts or routers, 10% at any given time would be more than sufficient.

Except it don't. Route and content takes hours to converge.

Netscape 2 support javascript on 16-bit Windows 3.1

What does "zero-day" even meant?

> ... decade-old ...

> ... was exploited in the wild ...

> ... may have been part of an exploit chain....

If you check the linked issue..... the speed up was inconclusive, and it was meant to be an exercise for new contributor.

Their life are pretty stable - consistently bad, you can say. They know what their kid have is more or less same as what they did - not improving, but not getting worse either

Can you say the the same in a city where housing is getting less and less affordable,?

> electricity that is largely coal.

Kind of. China is at 55% Coal and 40% Renewable, with renewable climbing each year.

Compare to USA 40% Gas, 20% Coal, 20% Renewable, with renewable more or less steady.

It depends on you thread model and how much you trust government.

In your model, government now know you are on discord -- they know where to ask when they want to find you.

It really depends which government you are under.

You should read report from those support workers. How many disgusting image they need to see each day.

Adding more support staff just more complexity. Facebook need to break down into small networks. (ie. make less revenue, if that's all you care)

You suggest they should scale up the support team, I said they should just scale down their whole business.

That is because Facebook have already gone out of scale and no reasonable human can handle those appeals anymore.

If you mix in the spammer and bad actors, it makes sense to just say no.

The solution is, of course, have smaller social networks.

>... we run an unusual workload

ya, right. just make up some reason not following the best practices

placing State Farm's testimonial first really tell you something

The core "design" not bad, but the "code" quality is .. mid.

They are basically keep breaking different feature on every release.

OpenClaw allow the LLM to make their own schedule, spawn subagents, and make their own tool.

Yes, basically just some "appropriate MCP servers" can do. but OpenClaw sell it as a whole preconfigured package.

Blame the long and confusing language in spec:

> For an operation with quiet NaN inputs, other than maximum and minimum operations, if a floating-point result is to be delivered the result shall be a quiet NaN which should be one of the input NaNs.

The same document say:

> shall -- indicates mandatory requirements strictly to be followed in order to conform to the standard and from which no deviation is permitted (“shall” means “is required to”)

> should -- indicates that among several possibilities, one is recommended as particularly suitable, without mentioning or excluding others; or that a certain course of action is preferred but not necessarily required; or that (in the negative form) a certain course of action is deprecated but not prohibited (“should” means “is recommended to”)

i.e. It required to be a quiet NaN, and recommended to use one of the input NaN.